New babies seem to inspire crocheters everywhere to create adorable little toys and clothes! In that spirit, I’ve collected some free crochet patterns for you that are perfect for bringing home a new baby.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
…And the last of the 4 weeks of baby round ups is…Baby Bibs and Pacifier Holders! Some real cuties in this bunch!! Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them. 1) Flower Bib ~ Free Crochet Pattern by Jessie At Home With the hope of spring to come, I have made you this pretty flower bib pattern. I hope you enjoy it! 2) Pacifier Clips: Flower ~ Free Knit Pattern … Read more
The third instalment in my 4 weeks of baby round ups is focusing on baby hats and mittens. They are just so tiny and cute!!! **please note that this post has been scheduled ahead of time as I am on vacation, so if you have a question or comment I most likely will not get back to you until I am back home. Thank you. Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that … Read more
The second of my 4 weeks of Baby Round Ups is themed: Baby Cocoons and Photo Props. Call your photographer and buy some yarn!! It’s time to make some fun photo props. 🙂 Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them. 1) Take Me Out to the Ballgame Infant Photo Prop Set ~ Crochet Patterh by Tera Kulling Now your newest ball player can be ready to go … Read more
May has been quite busy for me. Starting on the 4th, I had a VERY busy week, and have been trying to catch up since. I found a pile of pictures I would like to share with you, which will guide you through my crazy May. I know I shared about the meeting we had on May 4th, with about a dozen people in our house. It was fun! That night Kyla had to write her weekend story for school. … Read more
Here is a fun puff stitch pattern I designed for a baby blanket for a friend of mine. I have used modern baby boy colors in Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice yarn, but you can use whatever colors make you happy! By working the puff stitches around the posts of the row below, they create little polka dots that drop down into the previous color. The texture of the little dots are fun for little fingers as well!
This ripple pattern puts a new twist on a classic afghan crochet pattern. This stitch pattern works for afghans/throws, or wraps, or scarves, or a variety of other projects. Faded ripple is a great stitch to use with stripes, as it gives a pretty detail to color changes. It can be used with just about any size yarn and the coordinating hook. I do not recommend novelty yarns, as the textures of the yarn can make the stitches difficult or just take away from the look of the stitch pattern.
With the hope of spring to come, I have made you this pretty flower bib pattern. I hope you enjoy it! I actually started out this pattern with my Large Flat Flower Motif. So get that flower made and then hop back on over here! Use just about any yarn, and the hook to match. Sample was made with Lily Sugar ‘n Cream and a 4.5mm hook. Other Notions: Yarn needle for weaving in ends Stitches and Abbreviations used: sl … Read more
Many moons ago I bought some fun flannel froggie fabric, but it has sat in a box ever since. Last month I put a bit of it to use, but as some of the creations were gifts, I had to wait to share.
See the fabric? Isn’t it just Froggie Fabulous?
Can you guess what I made? I made a couple to give away, and a couple for my girls. Here is one all pinny. Any guesses yet?
